BSOD every 2 Hours, Clean Install Pro X64

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  1. usasma
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    It is the driver for the ATK0100 device on your Asus mobo - what exactly it does, I don't know. I suspect that it has something to do with ACPI.

    Look for the Win7 version of the Asus AISuite on the Asus support site.
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    Thanks for the help, I will go do that. It must have something to do with the MB, my board has a couple of "energy saving" features that usually dont give me problems. I went into the power options and stopped my machine from going to sleep and it has not BSOD me since, I would hope that having a Win7 set of drivers would help that issue, if not then at least i have a temp. fix until an update will come out that can address the issue.
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  4. usasma
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    FWIW - I gave up on trying to sleep my Asus P6T Deluxe after replacing all the drivers and my RAID card.

    Good luck!
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    usasma said:
    FWIW - I gave up on trying to sleep my Asus P6T Deluxe after replacing all the drivers and my RAID card.

    Good luck!
    Yeah, I have searched all around Asus website trying to find AI Suite for Win7 but have had no luck. Honestly i probably will just wait out the updates when then come. I have had the sleep function off since we last talked and have had no more problems with BSOD and am starting to actually enjoy Win7
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  7. usasma
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    The AISuite is usually under the Utilities or Other section of the downloads.
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